Warsaw golfers Tyler Ostrom and Bennett Hollar took care of business all season long on the course. The pair of standout seniors also took care of things off the course too. Ostrom and Hollar earned Academic All-State honors for the 2012 season. The duo are among 15 seniors statewide honored. Ostrom and Hollar helped lead …read more.

FRANKLIN – Warsaw boys golf coach Ben Barkey believes his team can play a lot better in the final round Wednesday of the state finals. If the No. 7 Tigers do, the team bus may be making some room to haul home the second state championship trophy in the illustrious and highly-successful history of the …read more.

The IHSAA just released its pairings for the boys golf state finals. Warsaw and Northridge are both representing the Northern Lakes Conference, and are included in the field of teams that will tee off Tuesday at the Legends of Indiana Golf Course in Franklin. Northridge goes off at 7:57 a.m. with Indianapolis Cathedral and Tipton …read more.

WARSAW – Commitment. Confidence. Consistency. The deep and talented Warsaw boys golf team have used those attributes to achieve another stellar season this spring. Now, the No. 7 Tigers hope “The Three C’s” add up to an A plus performance in the State Finals starting Tuesday. Warsaw, which won the Homestead Regional championship Thursday by …read more.

The Warsaw boys golf team capped an impressive week Saturday by winning the Culver Military Inivtational. Tyler Ostrom led the way as the deep and talented Tigers shot 305 to win the 18-team event held at Mystic Hills Golf Course. Senior Ostrom, the defending state champion, shot a one-under round of 70 to earn medalist …read more.

Tyler Ostrom and the Warsaw boys golf team dominated the field Saturday to take championship honors at the Homestead Invitational in Fort Wayne. Ostrom, the defending state champion, toured the Orchard Ridge Country Club course by shooting a one-under round of 70 to earn individual medalist honors. The No. 7 Tigers also got strong performance …read more.

By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Editor WARSAW –  Tyler Ostrom has not been spoiled by success. Not in the least. The Warsaw star golfer is content to live in the present not the past despite the title of defending state champion he carries to the course every time he competes. “That’s in the past,” said Ostrom …read more.